Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2016.
World J Gastroenterol. Feb 14, 2016; 22(6): 2126-2132
Published online Feb 14, 2016. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v22.i6.2126
Table 1 Patients and tumor characteristics
VariableNo. of patients, n = 18
Patient characteristics
Age (yr), median (range)54 (21-74)
Sex (male)10
Pre-operative CEA level (μg/L), median (range)26.3 (1-860)
Primary tumor site
Colon2
Rectum16
Symptoms caused by the primary tumor13
Symptoms at the time of presentation
None5
Rectal blood loss7
Changes in bowel habits6
AJCC T-stage on pathology
ypT1/ypT21
ypT3/ypT415
Lymph node status on pathology
ypN1/ypN214
ypN02
Hepatic metastasis
Size of largest metastasis (cm), median (range)4 (2-16)
No. of metastasis, median (range)4 (1-12)
Location (unilobular)11
CRS score
< 32
≥ 316
Preoperative chemotherapy14
Cycles, median (range)3 (0-5)
Indication
Conversion4
Locally advanced liver metastases10
Regimens of preoperative chemotherapy
Oxaliplatin10
Irinotecan4
Cetuximab4
Bevacizumab2
Response of preoperative chemotherapy
PR9
SD4
PD1